THE BLUE MOUNTAINS
Welcome to Your Four-Season Playground
Are you looking for the best of everything? Look no further than the serene communities in the Town of the Blue Mountains. Thornbury and the Collingwood townships were amalgamated on January 1st, 2001 to create The Town of the Blue Mountains. This includes the small communities and hamlets of Banks, Camperdown, Castle Glen Estates, Craigleith Christie Beach Gibraltar, Swiss Meadows, Heathcote, Victoria Corners, Kolapore, Loree, Ravenna, Red Wing, Slabtown, Clarksburg, and Duncan. Each hamlet and village offers exquisite landscapes alongside timeless charm and beauty.
What You Will Love
Winter here is magical, the local tourism was built on the exceptional natural terrain the area has to offer along with the abundance of snow, making this area the perfect winter getaway. You’ll love Skiing and snowboarding at Blue Mountain resort, cross-country skiing or snowshoeing the expansive trail system or enjoying views at Woodview Mountain Skating loop on top of the escarpment. You’ll never tire of all the fun to be had.
The Lifestyle
The Blue Mountain Village offers year-round attractions, from live music and kids’ activities to Salsa-fest and long-weekend fireworks.
Downtown Thornbury blends luxury and charm with boutique shops, fine dining, artisanal makers, and galleries.
Spring brings cycling and walks along the Georgian Trail through blossoming orchards. Summer and fall shine on Georgian Bay, with beaches, boating, and scenic drives framed by vibrant autumn colours and farm-fresh markets in apple country.
Real Estate Available Here
The Town of the Blue Mountains features a little bit of everything when it comes to properties. Condos, century homes, farmhouses with land, and waterfront properties, there is something here for all buyers. If you are looking for property in the area, you will find municipal services will differ between smaller communities. Be sure to ask about things like municipal water, sewer, septic systems and wells when looking at rural properties in the area.